Post Office Entry Noted for Mail Transmission
The item notes that it was entered at the post office in one Nebraska city for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
2
Genevieve Cross Clark Seeks County Superintendent Office
Genevieve Cross Clark announces her candidacy for County Superintendent. She seeks votes and asks for support from voters.
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Genevieve Cross Clark
Plager Seeks GOP Nomination for 1st County Commissioner
Candidate announces run for the Republican nomination in the 1st County Commissioner District at the August primary. Affirms campaign under party guidance and invites voter support.
Republican Nomination Filing for First District County Visioner
A candidate filed for the Republican nomination in the First District seeking votes at the August 12 primary. The notice urges party voters to support the candidate in county visioner race.
Denney Seeks County Treasurer and Clerk Posts
Arthur J. Denney announces Republican primary bids for county treasurer and county clerk. He states the name on the ballot and urges support for his nomination alongside E. L. Jenkins for county clerk.
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E. L. Jenkins
Cui Announces Sheriff Candidacy in Jefferson County
Joseph E Cui declares his bid for Sheriff of Jefferson County subject to the county primary election, signaling campaign for the office. The announcement frames his run as official pending primary results.
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Jefferson County
Joseph E. Cui
Jefferson
Vote of Confidence for Congressman Simmons Headlines Washington Pressure
Washington press voices demand for national funds. Citizens urge Congressman Simmons, chair of the Subcommittee on Appropriations for the District of Columbia, to secure a large appropriation. The city press raises expectations amid ongoing requests for federal support.
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Congressman Simmons
Washington
District of
Colum
Hoover tariff stance and education by travel discussed
The article analyzes Hoover's tariff policy and the political reception in Congress. It contrasts anticipated and actual signatures, notes party pledges, and comments on executive action. It also discusses travel and education as evolving facets of student curricula and the growing role of coeducation.
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Fsat
Gan Fa
Hawley
Hoover
Congress
Per — Sr
Benen
Heir Seeks Bride for $20,000 Prize in Albany
Albany report tells of Frank Hofelich a 20 year old Rensselaer concrete contractor who will win $20,000 at his marriage and seeks a vivacious brunette bride. He once saved real estate mogul John Sommers from a rattlesnake bite and later learned he was to receive Sommers money. He broke off with his former fiancée in February and now searches for a new partner to share the prize.
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Albany
N. Y
Frank Hofelich
Rensselaer
Hofelich
Tenth Infantry
New York National Guard
Camp Smith
Peekskill
John Sommers
New York
Sommers
Rinalpamie
Haneneginr
Penny-Annie Cousin Called Willy-Nilly In London Chat
A London note compares the expression willy-nilly to Penny-Annie as a cousin term and notes it is not a catch question or inquiry.
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London
The World Shifts Under Gandhi’s Quiet Power
Descriptions of Mahatma Gandhi’s physical form contrast with the immense influence of his teachings. The piece notes his impact on India and the world, including reforms against child marriage opium trafficking and social ills, while pondering the source of his enduring power.
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Mahatma Gandhi
India
Gandhi
Union
Fragmentary Note on Trial and Teasing Exchange
A scrambled snippet shows a judge and references to a brisk remark about taking something for a lark. The text mentions days in jail and a taunt about responsibility, with names and context too garbled to identify clearly.
Unlucky Youth Frustrated Over Tailor Bill Receipt
A man complains that his uncle sent 300 dollars for a tailor, but the bill arrived receipted and leaves him unhappy about the payment. The exchange shows frustration with the financial turn of events and the uncle’s responsiveness.
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George
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